New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03
FOXHALL KEENE SECOND.
Mr. HARDWOOD BEATS HIM AT CEDAR
HURST.

Mr. HARDWOOD BEATS HIM AT CEDAR
HURST.
uYcoMMONLY FINE SPORT ON THE LAST DAY OF
THE MEETING
roxha Ksene has clever banda good seat and plenty OF
ry mt he hardly the equal Harwood In the sad
dle proposed to match his brown horse bureo'
against hing MI Harwood should name Tor sooo
aide he proposing 10 lock spurs
Is It were accomplished graduate OF Father Bill
Dalye Brighten establishments for the education Of
professional and gentlemen jockeysf MI Hawood nomi'
mated Rspartss fouryear.old colt who was shamefuy
Tuesday by Butsomase and the choice caused
MI Kesns feel extremely confident OF winning the
match. His confidence was shared by the younx
men OF the Eeckawsy steeplechase Association anu
they eagerly appel up pool that Frank hu""o
TO sell, Burgomaster gong TO them hte o"'.p
than Reparte. went to the talent" thought they haa
rider but the better horse as wen
the race took promenade n 'io " ~
clubhouse and their svmmetry OF limb was ecAs 10.
nv a., roa,rrs. who decorated piazzas with pretty
and dre,sea was shaking hands before tug Oh
war. ,,.,u
Mr. Keeus succeeded getting OF tribe In nont Ms in
tentio, bepr TO mako race Of ~ But mr. max
o M, 10 he outdone his mount as IL oil the ruros
ve. after him well did Repsrtee RESPOND Una.
pass.d Bureomaster the turn ana game" ie'u Y,
two before they disappeared behind the CO ar n
scarf used to the horse which strobe arthest down
hin generally won the Derby Perhaps Mr. Harwood Thought
OF Repsrtee his head and 'ne eo
to stretch the run TO the dip Going up inc mn
raoe at his mercy could never get up although
Mr. Keene thumped away him hl the last stride MT =;
Hawooas victory was received Win M own horses
Wheaiey and Warrington - a.. a., oo..r po,r,
was SS re- Sfs'n FS
he or SS'' Of ,hs S seemed to confuse him il
',s% Sss for F the S@ Ss time
Jim ran under , aa sa no ISr hun go
sssn cSo ana ssSs
s as OVER Ms k - o last
:ss%s% sss
I Msn TIE a' chase S" on the post .,.,,,
The ToR
secpechsses at edsrnuIs the meeting nss Dee s, se
s cha SVs For this NJ Lloyd
mainly responsible o
EACH ABOUT SIX FURLoNGs
IN Nivers's oh. g. Mailer. by Bob woOley-wid Rose
George sS ok. CHI M Moys. aged i42:Mr MOrIs
Morris & Harwoods Dr. e. Bar si nMT HIar ~ 3
W. B. Carke's Oh e. Tartar. 8. caliash~nl
SO Bar pse@ s. SO MSas q
Ro aruaa was whdawn Nova 81 10 de sd,n; ay Win i'm
Bar ne rss OF the G s%S 5sOS
Sinister, third. Tartar beaten on
SECOND RAcE-HANDcAP. $40 EACH S3oo ADDED
ABOUT ONE MILE
Morris Harwood's ch. q. Warrington by War Dance, ,
Annie F. aged V TI 10 tMr neSj
d. Cohens CHI g. Pat oakley. 8. l4o.---F McLanghn'
auction 500 Voc $50 Pat 1to osk'sy siS
MTOp g. sS prcS SAKE. SI lei to 6- head
Of the no essTeten where Mr. arwood brought Warrington
W Woo a
THIRD RAcE-HuSrERs' HANDICAP: $50 EACH, 500
ADDED GENTLEMEN RIDERS ABOUT oNe MILE
Alexander shiedssh Cyclone by Astronomer Pills
, Kerr Ksrn asss so Mckenzie Kosas
J. l. Kernochsus ch. 9. Tasso Mofrs
Auction poo.-Kernochaus pair $50. Cyclone 800
Fame. I'd Burg master were withdrawn Tas.o started
of he sSDf TO %a "a yo. our mn az he I ~ the
double and thereafter ha the race a. MS Mr keens
frightened Mr. sIisas very badly But Mckenzie could not
FOURTH RAcE-HASDroAP $40 EACH. $500 ADDED
ABOUT SEVEN FURLoNGs
H. cOhens Sr Pat Diver. by
T. Bsrre ns T. & blizzard aged BafT.I
j. !! ass1 sS Fsnf 81 Nil, IA @
H. cohsn's 8. Pat oakley s. .Darosl
AUCTION pOOls-cOhen' pair $50 Frank Mullins $50 field
- 51. s. So Rnsid Sc sG
aud being hea ed in caner by two lengths,
Mullins third Pat Oakley vas beaten
FIFTH RAcE-MArcH $500 A SIDE ABOUT SIX FUR
LONGS
nempstead Stables C. Repartee by olenels RstortS
Feiasii Resnes Dr. h Burscma,ier i7oIMr Keenej
Auction pools-Repartoe sleo, Burgomaster sl45.
Barso%as,er lei ~ head they Off but before
reaching the Mr. Harwood urget his Mount TO the front
a ac ss h S,r a s %
Repartee winnin without touch Of whip or spur
SIXTH RAcE-ocEAS Pom srEEPLEcHAsE PURSE
$1,000 ABOUT THREE MILES.
W. @, DAYS oh e. VIII Davis by Fadadeen Besse,,
N. a. iorlsPd', ch e. Harbcr ugh g. iji.l HcnshI
J. Harriss CHI h. Hercules l. (CarnavaD)
w. C. Days &. Jim MCGOWAN. g. i5s.....~(M. Dayj
Auction poos-Hercues sl7o Days pair $780, Harbor
paid-sraishs $40 rs. place sea-. Marlborough
enOar Jolly Sir John, whsat'y schoolma,ter and Ro;e
were wthdaTn: heronIes coa,a ,S SS. S ,,s
Beaten "e jim MCGOWAN .uls% the second time
ana gave no win Davis led the first hedge
Marlborough passed the wall and ed
70 the double whrie w DAVIS again went To- me 'front.' not
borough forty lengths before Hercules
SEVENTH RAcE-MEMBERs' sTEEPLECHAsE. PURSE $780,
GENTLkMEN RIDERS. ABOUT 3ia MILES
Queen: County Stables Dr. g. zansbar ey Mpriemer;
He%psssd Sia6l.s eS M Mystic T. Morr.l
e. LSI,iSiGs & Re ri111r so' o. M Gl apa
Auction pools-Rose $780, Mystic $40. field $50
Mutuals psd-straght SOL 10 place sl62 Mystic So 20
mon interest The changes Of position were tasoscopc
each the four horses leading IN turn over the hills AMI ho
race zsnsSsr lounge IL the
rear and did net pretend TO ca on his mount until three
omg and who had
ever n. two the turn
desperate zsnsbar seng other.
RsiriSuticn W" Mr. Lloyd walked in. ''' '
EIGHTH RAcE-HASpicAP HURDLE. $40 EACH, $500
ADDED. ABOUT q MILES.
Morris Harwcods CHI e. wheatly. by King Ban,suss
r. Ahrenss b. e. Harry Mann. aged, iWhybarn}
Hampstead Stables b. g. schosnaster aged as,d ~
J. Donohus jr's b. g. Rochs,ter aged ii2..M Lynch)
W. c. Dsly'sb Willie Palmer. 3. l39.....-.. NJ Daiy)
auction pools-wheatly 500. Harry Mann ss5. Willie